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27 jul 2026
SCC contributes data to new IBA report on third-party participation in investment arbitration
The International Bar Association (IBA) has published its Report and Recommendations on Third-Party Participation in Investment Arbitration, a comprehensive study examining the growing role of third-party participation (TPP) in investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS). SCC Secretary General Caroline Falconer contributed input to the report's underlying research, including data and statistics from SCC's investment arbitration caseload. The report is set to become an important reference point for practitioners, institutions, and policymakers active in the field.
02 jul 2026
Caroline Falconer re-elected to the IFCAI Council
Caroline Falconer, Secretary General of the SCC Arbitration Institute, has been re-elected as a Full Member of the Council of the International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions (IFCAI)
23 jun 2026
SCC dispute resolution clauses now available in Greek
The SCC Arbitration Institute is pleased to announce that its dispute resolution clauses are now available in Greek, further strengthening the SCC's commitment to accessible and inclusive international arbitration.
27 apr 2026
SCC Arbitration Rules to be featured in the 36th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
The SCC Arbitration Institute is proud to announce that the SCC Arbitration Rules have been selected as the procedural framework for the 36th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot ("Vis Moot"), to be held in 2029. This marks a significant return to one of the world's most celebrated stages for the next generation of arbitration practitioners.
05 feb 2026
SCC Arbitration Institute partners with Legora to enhance efficient dispute resolution services
SCC Arbitration Institute has partnered with Legora to further modernise its workflows. By adopting Legora, SCC enhances the efficiency, consistency, and quality of its day-to-day operations while maintaining the high professional standards expected by parties and practitioners globally.
03 dec 2025
Welcome to the SCC Board
The SCC Arbitration Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Crina Baltag as Vice Chairperson and Alicja Zielińska-Eisen as a new member of the SCC Board, as per 1 January 2026. These appointments further strengthen the Board's expertise and reinforce the SCC’s role in international dispute resolution.
06 nov 2025
SCC contributes to newly released book on Nordic arbitration
The inaugural Nordic Commercial Arbitration Forum convened in Stockholm on 11 March 2025 and now continues through the newly released book: Nordic Commercial Arbitration Forum 2025 – Nordic Arbitration: A Strategic Choice for Business. Drawing on contributions from more than two dozen practitioners, academics and institutional leaders, the book distils why the Nordics present a compelling, business-friendly seat for international disputes and how the region's institutions innovate to meet user needs.
15 maj 2025
Post M&A disputes take centre stage: A 2024 snapshot of the SCC’s caseload
Post M&A disputes have always played a central role in the SCC’s caseload, and they have risen in 2024 to become the single most frequent type of new arbitration at the SCC.
20 mar 2025
SCC’s consultation responses to BKK’s proposed new standard agreements in the Swedish construction industry
The SCC Arbitration Institute (SCC) has submitted its consultation responses to the Swedish Construction Contracts Committee (Sw. Byggandets Kontraktskommitté (BKK)) regarding its proposals to update and improve the standard agreements used in the Swedish construction industry. The BKK has proposed two new standard agreements, AB 25 and ABPU 25. These proposals are intended to address current challenges and incorporate best practices to ensure that the agreements remain relevant and effective. The proposals include updates to various sections, including dispute resolution, to better align with modern construction practices and legal standards.
06 mar 2025
Relieve the Swedish courts – move commercial disputes to arbitration
As processing times in Swedish courts continue to rise, SCC Secretary General Caroline Falconer shares in the Swedish newspaper Advokaten why SCC arbitration offers a timely and effective alternative for resolving commercial disputes. In her guest column, Falconer highlights how arbitration at the SCC can ease the burden on the courts while providing businesses with a flexible, cost-efficient, and confidential process – often delivering quicker outcomes than traditional litigation. Read the key takeaways from her column and discover how parties can transfer ongoing disputes to SCC arbitration.
04 feb 2025
ArbTech reports on SCC’s Online Request for Arbitration Form
ArbTech, a community dedicated to exploring the intersection of law and technology, has recently published an article spotlighting the SCC Arbitration Institute's digital transformation journey. The article provides a deep dive into the launch of the SCC's online Request for Arbitration form in April 2024. The launch marked a significant milestone in SCC's ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency and security of its arbitration services.